Department of Trauma, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery

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1 Department of Trauma, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery 4 th Hamburger Beckenkurs and 2 nd European Pelvic Course 14 th 16 th May Spahrbier PROGRAM

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3 Contents Welcome note... 4 Scientific program Wednesday, 14 th May Thursday, 15 th May Friday, 16 th May General information List of speakers and instructors Welcome to Hamburg Registration form

4 Welcome note Dear colleagues, Pelvic and acetabular surgery is still a major challenge even for the experienced trauma and orthopedic surgeons. Over the last years, several surgical procedures have been established which do require a detailed knowledge of the anatomical topography and architecture of the pelvis to ensure a safe and effective application of these techniques in the care for our patients. Our course aims to in-depth teach participants in cadaveric specimen the most important surgical approaches to the acetabulum and pelvic ring. In addition, techniques of computer-navigated pelvic surgery will be shown, and fi nally the technique of surgical hip dislocation in trauma surgery will be demonstrated hands on. Renowned international experts in the field of pelvic and acetabular surgery have been invited as speakers and instructors for this year s pelvic course. The main focus of the event will be practical exercises, communication, learning tips/tricks, technical features and simplifying steps and methods those things that are most important for successful pelvic and acetabular fracture surgery and cannot be taught in large groups. Therefore the number of participants had to be limited to a ratio of 3:1 (participating colleagues per instructor), thus you may work directly and intensely with an expert. We suggest an early registration due to this limitation of participants. We are looking forward to your participation and would be delighted to meet you in Hamburg. Sincerely Johannes M. Rueger Lars G. Großterlinden 4

5 Scientific program Wednesday, 14 th May Registration Welcome/Introduction Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE) Course overview Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE) Morning lectures I Moderators Mark Rickman (London/GB) Emanuel Gautier (Fribourg/CH) Anatomy and radiographic assessment of the pelvis Martin Bircher (London/GB) Classification of pelvic ring fractures Jan E. Madsen (Oslo/NO) Emergency management of pelvic injuries Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB) Discussion Coffee break 5

6 Scientific program Wednesday, 14 th May Morning lectures II Moderators Anthony Ward (Bristol/GB) Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH) Pfannenstiel approach: indication and technique Alessandro Massé (Torino/IT) Anterior approach to the SI joint Pedro Caba (Madrid/ES) Posterior approach to the sacrum and spinopelvic fixation: indication and technique Thomas A. Schildhauer (Bochum/DE) Discussion Lunch break Stryker Innovation Session Pelvis II Anterior Intrapelvic Approach Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE) 6

7 Scientific program Wednesday, 14 th May Afternoon cadaver sessions Coffee break Coffee break Kocher-Langenbeck approach Ilioinguinal approach Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa) Surgical hip dislocation Iliosacral screw placement 2D and 3D navigation Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring Supraacetabular external fixation/ pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder Round table Case 1 Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH) Case 2 Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE) Case 3 Mark Rickman (London/GB) End of first day 7

8 Scientific program Thursday, 15 th May Morning lectures I Moderators Jan E. Madsen (Oslo/NO) Thomas A. Schildhauer (Bochum/DE) Classification of acetabular fractures Emanuel Gautier (Fribourg/CH) Kocher-Langenbeck approach: indication and technique Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE) Surgical hip dislocation: indication and technique Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH) Discussion Coffee break 8

9 Scientific program Thursday, 15 th May Morning lectures II Moderators Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE) Martin Bircher (London/GB) Ilioinguinal indication and technique Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE) Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa): indication and technique Wolfgang Lehmann (Hamburg/DE) The case for two approaches Marius Keel (Bern/CH) Discussion Lunch break Stryker Innovation Session Pelvis II Anterior Intrapelvic Approach Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE) 9

10 Scientific program Thursday, 15th May Afternoon cadaver sessions Coffee break Coffee break Kocher-Langenbeck approach Ilioinguinal approach Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa) Surgical hip dislocation Iliosacral screw placement 2D and 3D navigation Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring Supraacetabular external fixation/pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder Round table Dinner Case 1 Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB) Case 2 Pedro Caba (Madrid/ES) Case 3 Alessandro Massé (Torino/IT) 10

11 Scientific program Friday, 16th May Morning lectures I Moderators Pedro Caba (Madrid/ES) Marius Keel (Bern/CH) Computer navigated pelvic surgery Daniel Briem (Hamburg/DE) Management of complications in acetabular fracture surgery Francisco Chana Rodriguez (Madrid/ES) Discussion Coffee break Morning lectures II Moderators Alessandro Massé (Torino/IT) Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB) Acute total hip replacement Mark Rickman (London/GB) Early total hip replacement after failed ORIF Anthony Ward (Bristol/GB) Discussion Lunch break 11

12 Scientific program Friday, 16th May Afternoon cadaver sessions Kocher-Langenbeck approach Ilioinguinal approach Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa) Surgical hip dislocation Iliosacral screw placement 2D and 3D navigation Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring Supraacetabular external fixation/pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder Coffee break Pelvic & acetabular surgery: history and the way beyond Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE) Course summary and close Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE) End of course Dosimeter We would like to ask you to bring your own radiation dosimeter, otherwise a rental fee will be charged. 12

13 List of speakers and instructors Venue and date University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf Department of Anatomy Building Nord N61 Martinistraße Hamburg, Germany 14 th 16 th May 2014 Homepage Course language The course language is English. Scientific chairs Prof. Dr. med. Johannes M. Rueger PD Dr. med. Lars G. Großterlinden University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf Hamburg, Germany Scientific committee Dr. med. Maximilian Hartel Dr. med. Jan P. Kolb Dr. med. Alexander Spiro University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf Hamburg, Germany Information and organisation Conventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbH Anja Kreutzmann Carl-Pulfrich-Straße Jena, Germany Tel Fax anja.kreutzmann@conventus.de Education credits and certification The 4 th Hamburger Beckenkurs and 2 nd European Pelvic Course will be applied for CME points at the Ärztekammer Hamburg. Gold sponsor Stryker GmbH & Co. KG (Duisburg/DE) State at printing: 31 th January

14 List of speakers and instructors Acharya, Mez, Bsc, MBChB, MRCS, FRCS orth Frenchay Hospital (Bristol/GB) Bircher, Martin, FRCS St. Georg s Hospital (London/GB) Briem, Daniel, Prof. Dr. med. University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE) Chana Rodríguez, Francisco, Prof. Dr. Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón (Madrid/ES) Caba, Pedro, Dr. Hospital universitario 12 de Octubre (Madrid/ES) Gautier, Emanuel, Prof. Dr. med. HFR Fribourg/Kantonsspital Freiburg (Fribourg/CH) Großterlinden, Lars G., PD Dr. med. University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE) Keel, Marius, Prof. Dr. med. Bern University Hospital (Bern/CH) Lehmann, Wolfgang, Prof. Dr. med. University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE) Madsen, Jan E., Prof. University of Oslo/Institute of Clinical Medicine (Oslo/NO) Massé, Alessandro, Prof. Centro per la patologia traumatica e ricostruttiva dell anca e del bacino (Torino/IT) Rickman, Mark, MD FRCS St. Georges s Hospital (London/GB) Rueger, Johannes M., Prof. Dr. med. University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE) 14

15 List of speakers and instructors Schildhauer, Thomas A., Prof. Dr. med. Berufsgenossenschaftliches Universitätsklinikum Bergmannsheil (Bochum/DE) Siebenrock, Klaus A., Prof. Dr. med. Universitätsklinik für Orthopädische Chirurgie (Bern/CH) Ward, Anthony, BMedSci (Hons), BM BS, FRCS Bristol Hospital (Bristol/GB) ENRMA Fotolia.com 15

16 Welcome to Hamburg The Hamburg experience Visitors and locals make a beeline for the Reeperbahn, Hamburg s hottest party strip. St. Pauli and the Schanzenviertel district next-door are positively bursting with bars, pubs, clubs, cafés and discos for sampling the nightlife. Hamburg offers a dazzling choice of events all year round, so everyone s in for an exciting time. For instance there s the Port Anniversary in May (the world s biggest port festival), the Hamburger DOM (the biggest funfair in north Germany) and a tantalising variety of Christmas markets. Tourism in Hamburg a story of success Hamburg s maritime atmosphere and the sheer diversity of its attractions make it truly unique. More and more visitors are enjoying the Hamburg experience. A new record was set in 2009, with 8.2 million overnight stays (6 per cent up on the previous year). This puts Hamburg in 13th place among European city destinations and it s an upward trend. By 2015 the city aims to generate 11 million overnight stays, and 13.5 million by Key infrastructure projects, including the HafenCity development and the airport expansion, are already well underway. Many, many more visitors are going to discover Hamburg s central location in Europe and its excellent transport links. The city is well placed between Berlin and Copenhagen, both just a super-fast train journey away. St. Petersburg and southern Europe are also within easy reach. Hamburg never sleeps. It just keeps on embracing one adventure after the next, its heartbeat strong. But there s nothing quite like your own experience of Hamburg the vibrant city destination on the river Elbe. Hamburg Tourismus GmbH mediaserver.hamburg.de/sandorkai mediaserver.hamburg.de/c. Spahrbier 16

17 Registration Form 4 th Hamburger Beckenkurs and 2 nd European Pelvic Course 14 th 16 th May 2014 Please fax this form to Per mail to Conventus GmbH Carl-Pulfrich-Straße Jena, Germany For questions please call Personal Details (please print in block letters) Mr Mrs Academic Title First name Last name Institution Department Street/no. / Postal code/city/state / / Phone/fax / Registration (please check) Regular Dinner 1,000 EUR 60 EUR Payment (please check) by bank transfer Upon receipt of invoice the total amount should be transferred to the conference bank account with reference to your name and invoice number. by credit card Payment by credit card is only at an online registry at: possible. Date Signature* * By signing I agree to the General Terms and Conditions and the rules of cancellation on the course website found in the imprint. 17

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